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By MRS. CLARKE KENNEDY
GRAND BEND
The W.I. held their Christmas
meeting Thursday afternoon in
the village hall. The meeting
began with dessert. Hostesses
were Mrs. Susie Devine, Mrs.
Elgin Webb, Mrs. Max Turnbull
and Mrs. Frank Plumb.
Christmas gifts were ex-
changed by each of the ladies and
the motto, "The Joy of the gift is
in the giving," was ably
presented by Mrs. Frank Plumb.
Group singing of favourite
Christmas carols was enjoyed.
A doll dressed by Susie Devine,
which was on display at the
Exeter Fair, was auctioned at
this meeting, Mrs. Rosa Grigg
was the winner.
Branch Directors Mrs. Verne
Ridley and Mrs. Wm. Love were
responsible for the December
meeting.
St. Johns
St. Johns-By-the-Lake
Anglican Sunday School party
was held in the Parish Hall
Saturday afternoon.
A drama, "Preparing for the
Coming of Jesus" was presented
by the Sunday School members,
Bible readings were read
responsively by Susan Morton
and Margaret Dunn.
Gifts were presented to the
children and refreshments were
served.
United Church
Christmas Sunday worship at
the Grand Bend United Church
was led by the Sunday School
children, The service taking the
place of a Sunday School Concert.
The Primary Sunday School
presented a play with Mr. & Mrs.
Gerry Kading as readers. A
candle was lighted to celebrate
Jesus birth and the children sang
"Happy Birthday Jesus".
Laurie Baird read the
Christmas story. The children
sang "0 Christmas Tree" after
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spreads its warmth and happiness
with our message of sincere gratitude.
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To faithful friends old
and new, hearty thanks for your
good will and best wishes
fora wonderful holiday season.
Jack Smith Jeweller
Main St. AND STAFF
Exeter
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having decorated one with bells.
The Jr. Choir sang two carols
with drum, triangle, bells,
tambourines and piano ac-
companiment.
Joanne Lovie played a piano
solo while the offering was being
received. The church was
decorated for the festival season,
Medical Centre
The Directors of the G.B.
Medical Centre met December
16. Wm. Sturdevant was ap-
pointed chairman; Harry
Hamilton,first vice-chairmanand
W.F.B. MacLaren, second vice
chairman; treasurer, Jack
Mennel; secretary, Murray
Desjardine.
Van Laughton is solicitor and
Barrie Reid is auditor,
Personals
Wm. Hooper is a patient in
Exeter hospital.
Doctors John and Mniireen
BY MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
St. Paul's Anglican Church
held their annual Christmas
supper and party Saturday
evening, Ken Blackler Sunday
School Superintendant was
chairman for the program.
Musical numbers were given
by Vivian Doupe, Tracy Wilcox,
Herbert Children, Bruce Fair-
bairn, Philip Blackler, Jeff
Henry, Jayne Blackler, Debbie
and Susan Schaefer, Kirk
Blackler and Phyllis Nesbit.
Recitations by David Blackler,
Bruce Fairbairn, Russell Nesbit,
Marion Herbert.
The Junior children gave a
symbol skit. Those taking part
were Vivian Doupe, Russell
Nesbit, Susan Schaefer, Terri
Wilcox and David Blackler,
The senior class had a game of
charades, the panel was Bruce
Fairbairn, Tracy Wilcox, Susan
Schaefer, Kirk Blackler.
Charades were acted out by Rev.
and Mrs. Rokeby-Thomas, Mark
Henry, Reg and David Paul,
David Nesbit, Mrs. Bob Wilcox,
Philip Blackler
Carol and nine lesson service
was observed at St. Paul's church
Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. The
lessons were read by Robert
Blackler, Brent Blackler, Mark
Henry, Terri Paul, Debbie
Schaefer, Steven Blackler,
Philip Blackler, Bill Hocking
and Rev. Rokeby-Thomas.
ACW
St. Paul's Church ACW met
Thursday evening at the rectory.
Mrs. Bill Waghorn opened the
meeting and scripture was read
by Mrs. Robt, Wilcox. Mrs. Wm.
Schaefer gave a Christmas
reading.
Rev. Rokeby-Thomas was the
Sass of Menlo, Park, California,
are spending a Christmas holiday
with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Marty Burke of Oakwood Park,
Mr. & Mrs. A, Best and son
Davis, of Toronto, have moved to
the village. Mr, & Mrs. Best have
purchased the laundromat.
Mrs. Susie Devine entertained
her family to a turkey dinner last
Sunday at Dashwood Community
Centre.
The G,B. and area Cub pack
under the leadership of Mr. A.
Savage enjoyed going out to Bell
Aerospace to have a look at the
Hovercraft that was recently on
display.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Tindall back
from Florida for a few days, had
dinner with Mr. & Mrs. Everard
Miller last Wednesday.
John Graham has arrived
home from England for the
holiday season,
speaker for the evening and
spoke on "Christmas".
The slate of officers was
presented for '72: president, Mrs.
Garth Blackler; vice president,
Mrs. Gerald Paul; secretary,
Mrs, Burns Blackler; treasurer,
Mrs.. Harold Davis; pianist, Mrs.
Claire Sisson.
Floral committee, Mrs. M.
Blackler, Mrs. M. McCurdy;
decorating committee, Mrs.
Robt. Wilcox, Mrs. John Simpson
and Mrs. Alex, Irvine; prayer
partner secty, Mrs. Wm.
Blackler.
At the close of the meeting
lunch was served by Mrs. Robert
Wilcox and Mrs. Miller McCurdy.
Christmas
By DIANNE RUNDLE
Grade 4 - Usborne
C is for the Christ child
H is for honour for baby Jesus
R is for riches that three wise
men brought
I is for the inn which was full
S is for the sheperds
T is for three wise men
M is for the manger in which
Jesus lay
A is for the angel that told the
sheperds
S is for the straw in the manger
Christmas Day
By LORI LYNN RAVELLE
Grade 7 -J.A.D. McCurdy
How did Christmas Day Become?
It was the birth of Jesus.
It was a happy event that day,
When Jesus came to see us.
When the Lord was here that
night,
A happy thing to place,
Mary and Joseph were sitting,
Looking at baby Jesus' face.
Clandeboye
confirmation
By MRS. swp EDGINTON.
Last Sunday the St. Rev,
11.F.G, Appleyard
M.C.,B.A,,D.D., Bishop of
Georgian Bay, confirmed a
class of 17. They were presented
by the Rev, R,A. Carson as
follows, Allan Roy Cunningham,
Donald Alvin Cunningham, Glenn.
Frederick Cunningham, Scott
Secord Dickson, Carl Howard
Farr, Phillip William Ernest
Farr, Robert Burns Williamson,
Albert Marshall Webster, Sandra
Louise Avery ; Holly Anne Elson,
Dawn Patricia Farr, Esther
Adele Farr, Cheryl Diane Hardy,
Karen Marie Henderson, Brenda
Lee Lewis, Lynn Alice Stanley,
and Susan Brenda Williamson.
Bishop Appleyard preached on
gifts. He said we give at
Christmas but we also receive.
He said we receive God's gift of
His Son Jesus Christ.
Following the service the
women of the church served tea
and coffee in the basement hall.
Mrs, Roy Cunningham president
of the A,C.W. was in charge. A
lovely centre piece was provided
by Mrs. M. Simpson.
The Anglican Church Women
will meet January 6 at 2:00 p.m.
in the rectory, Lucan.
The community was saddened
at the death of Wayne Donaldson.
Clande-girls
Meeting of the Clade girls was
held December 16 with seven
present. The girls decorated the
Sunday School room, bagged
candy, and prepared for the
children's Christmas party.
Mrs. Lee Marcus took the
program on the subject music
and arts in Zambia. Lunch was
served by the hostess Mrs.
Bonnie Barr.
The Clandeboye United Church
held the cogregational Christmas
party Sunday, The children acted
out a Christmas play and Mrs.
Tupling lead the children in
caroling. Later, Santa arrived
and passed out candy to all the
children,
UNITED CHURCH
Christmas service was held in
Kirkton United Church with a
large congregation present,
The junior, intermediate and
senior choir rendered a special
Christmas anthem.
Rev, J. King's message was on
a Christmas theme.
The church was decorated for
the service and Mrs. Fred
Switzer presided'at the organ.
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Control School. Students
learn how to handle the
problem on a 300-foot long
highway on which
treacherous driving
conditions are simulated.
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back of your car if it's
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road.
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